What question did this study set out to answer?

To explore how embodied extended reality can enhance the evaluation of digital heritage within community governance.

July 1, 2026Open Access

Re-sacralising Digital Heritage through Embodied Extended Reality (XR): Portable Parameters for Community-Governed in situ Evaluation

JGJie GuoNanjing Tech University JZJuan Zhang

Key Points

To explore how embodied extended reality can enhance the evaluation of digital heritage within community governance.
Utilized extended reality technologies to create immersive experiences for assessing digital heritage.
Engaged community members in participatory evaluation processes to determine effectiveness.
Developed portable parameters for assessing in situ digital heritage.
Enhanced community engagement through immersive evaluation techniques.
Identified key parameters for effective digital heritage assessment.
Demonstrated the potential of extended reality to support community governance in heritage preservation.

Abstract

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